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no increase in breast size..

Hi. Im 21 weeks pregnant. This is my first time. I had read that
During 2nd trimester there is increase in breasts by 1 or 2 sizes
But there is no such significant difference in my case.
Do I need to worry. Like i have come across so many mothers
who are not able to breast feed their child as no milk is being
produced. Will this effect the post delivery feeding n all .
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5761111 tn?1373906251
Mine where the same size my two last pregnancies with this one I already went up a size so yeah it can be either or dosent mean u wont have milk.
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The milk usually "fills up" your breast once bbe is here .. every pregnancy is different  I still have months to grow but my breast are growing like crazy and its painful /: soo no worries girl.
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I'm 23 weeks and mine are the same size too. Nothing to worry about :)
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Yea mine are the same size they've always been too, and I'm 36 weeks. A friend of mine had hers stay the same size too, but when her milk came in they went up 3 sizes. I think it just depends on the person.
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Milk usually doesn't come in till after baby is born don't worry ur body will know wen its ready I'm 26 wks n breast still the same size as before I was pregnant just sometimes they feel swole but don't worry Hun ur body is made for this it knows wat to do wen its time
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